Substack Notification Filter by Mythraps
Filter Substack notifications by keywords, slurs, engagement, and user status. Block spam, toxic content, and low-quality notifications automatically. Works on desktop and Android Firefox. 100% private, no data collection.
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Take Control of Your Substack Notifications
Tired of spam, toxic comments, and notification overload on Substack? This extension automatically filters your activity feed so you only see what matters.
### Key Features
Smart Filtering:
- Block specific keywords and slurs
- Pre-populated common slur blocklist (one-click enable)
- Set minimum engagement threshold (hide low-quality content)
- Show only notifications from people you follow
- Whitelist trusted users (never filtered)
- Filter by notification type (replies, likes, restacks)
Easy to Use:
- Quick setup presets (Mild, Moderate, Strict)
- Export/import your settings
- Temporary disable (1-hour pause)
- Visual indicators showing why items were filtered
- Smooth animations
- Dark mode support
- Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Shift+F, Ctrl+Shift+H)
Privacy First:
- 100% local processing (no cloud, no tracking)
- Zero data collection
- Open source and auditable
- No ads, completely free
Mobile Support:
- Works on Firefox Android (unique feature!)
- Same powerful filtering on the go
### How It Works
### Perfect For
### Save Time
Average users save 25+ minutes per day on notification moderation. That's 150+ hours per year!
### Support
Categories:
- ✅ Productivity
- ✅ Social & Communication
Tags:
substack, notifications, filter, spam, content moderation, productivity
License:
- Select: MIT License
Privacy Policy:
This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any user data.
All filtering happens locally in your browser. No analytics, no tracking, no cloud services.
The extension only accesses:
- substack.com/activity page (to filter notifications)
- Local storage (to save your settings on your device)
Your settings are stored only on your device and are never transmitted anywhere.
Support Website: TODO
https://github.com/sattarip/substack-notification-filter
(Replace with your actual GitHub URL once you create it)
Tired of spam, toxic comments, and notification overload on Substack? This extension automatically filters your activity feed so you only see what matters.
### Key Features
Smart Filtering:
- Block specific keywords and slurs
- Pre-populated common slur blocklist (one-click enable)
- Set minimum engagement threshold (hide low-quality content)
- Show only notifications from people you follow
- Whitelist trusted users (never filtered)
- Filter by notification type (replies, likes, restacks)
Easy to Use:
- Quick setup presets (Mild, Moderate, Strict)
- Export/import your settings
- Temporary disable (1-hour pause)
- Visual indicators showing why items were filtered
- Smooth animations
- Dark mode support
- Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Shift+F, Ctrl+Shift+H)
Privacy First:
- 100% local processing (no cloud, no tracking)
- Zero data collection
- Open source and auditable
- No ads, completely free
Mobile Support:
- Works on Firefox Android (unique feature!)
- Same powerful filtering on the go
### How It Works
- Install the extension
- Visit https://substack.com/activity
- Configure your filters in the extension popup
- Enjoy a cleaner notification feed!
### Perfect For
- Substack writers managing active communities
- Readers who want signal, not noise
- Anyone tired of notification spam
- Mobile users on Firefox Android
### Save Time
Average users save 25+ minutes per day on notification moderation. That's 150+ hours per year!
### Support
- GitHub: https://github.com/sattarip/substack-filter (replace with your actual username)
- Issues: Report bugs on GitHub
- Support development: https://patreon.com/mythraps (optional)
Categories:
- ✅ Productivity
- ✅ Social & Communication
Tags:
substack, notifications, filter, spam, content moderation, productivity
License:
- Select: MIT License
Privacy Policy:
This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any user data.
All filtering happens locally in your browser. No analytics, no tracking, no cloud services.
The extension only accesses:
- substack.com/activity page (to filter notifications)
- Local storage (to save your settings on your device)
Your settings are stored only on your device and are never transmitted anywhere.
Support Website: TODO
https://github.com/sattarip/substack-notification-filter
(Replace with your actual GitHub URL once you create it)
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the substack.com domain
- Access your data for substack.com
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the substack.com domain
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 0.3.3
- Size
- 37.37 KB
- Last updated
- 8 days ago (Dec 8, 2025)
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- License
- MIT License
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